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I also asked after one or two different patients. He replied.
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He stood still with his hand on the table all the time.
I had him relieved, because he was unfit for duty.
Mr. Craig did not tell me to have him relieved.
I spoke to Principal Warder McLeod about relieving Peak after I had seen Peak.
After I came out of the hospital I told McLeod to relieve Warder Peak with a guard.
That was done, I saw it done.
Peak followed me from the hospital to the main gate of the prison.
He made a great deal of noise with his walking.
He was walking all right.
I saw him go out of the gate.
He was constrained as if he were making a huge effort to go fairly straight which he did.
At the gate Peak requested to be examined by the Medical Officer.
I declined to send for the Medical Officer.
There is no resident Medical Officer.
TO MR. LOCKHART.
A Warder would stand to attention when addressing the Chief Warder as his superior officer.
TO CAPTAIN RUMSEY.
I told Peak in the presence of McLeod that I